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Samsung is planning to launch new Blu-ray DVD players that can play both DVD movies, as well as stream movies from Netflix without the need of an additional piece of hardware.
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Sony is giving its Blu-ray disc player lineup a boost with new models allowing Internet access to get bonus content and an option to see picture-in-picture commentary. Digital Journal TV brings you an exclusive sneak peek into the tech behind Blu-ray 2.0.
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The Blu-ray format might have beat out HD DVD in the next-gen high-def DVD format war, but that does not mean people are buying it. According to new NPD Group numbers, sales have gone more flaccid than the tenth take on a Vivid porn shoot.
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After Toshiba announced it will stop producing HD DVD players, a Japanese electronics retailer felt ashamed that they had sold its customers HD DVD players. Edion is now allowing its customers to trade their obsolete players for Blu-ray players.
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Toshiba has finally admitted defeat to the Blu-ray format. So what does this mean? Well, Toshiba and Microsoft lost a boatload of cash on a now-defunct technology, but the industry now has a standard. That is, if Blu-ray can compete against the Internet.
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You're probably sick to death now of hearing about the high-def format war being waged between Blu-ray and HD DVD, but if you care about the outcome, every tidbit of news is important. Today, consumer electronics monster Best Buy got in the Blu corner.
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Netflix announced today that it will no longer stock HD-DVD movies. The company issued a press release saying it will only ship Blu-ray high definition movies from now on. It's yet another blow for HD DVD in the format war.
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It was bound to happen sooner or later: Microsoft has dropped the price of its add-on HD DVD player for the Xbox 360 by $50. The high-definition DVD war that has seen mounting support for Blu-ray has forced Microsoft to do the inevitable.
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The battle for high-def supremacy was bound to get ugly. After the HD DVD camp was declared dead by media everywhere, Toshiba is now fighting back by slashing prices and issuing lofty press releases.
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